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| New king appointed by the liberal monarchy after Charles X |
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| Prejudice towards the Jewish people in France. |
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| Became ruler of England in 1837, and began the time known as the Victorian Era. |
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| Former slave, led a group of mulattoes and slaves in a bloody revolt against french settlers. |
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| A priest from Creole, Mexico, was the first to make a public call for independence. |
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| A soldier fighting for independence from spain, also fought against Napolean, he returned home to help his home country. |
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| The decree that stated that the Americas were off limits to further European colonies. |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| The document signed by Lincoln, that gave freedom to the slaves in the south. |
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| The rule of Queen Victoria between 1837 and 1901. |
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| The founder of the Women's Social and Political Union. (WSPU) |
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| The nephew of Napoleon, elected after Louis Philippe abdicted. |
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| A Hungarian-born Jewish journalist who covered the trial of the Dreyfus affair. |
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| People of European descent born in the Latin American colonies. |
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| Became the leader of the revolutionary movement after Hidalgo, he organised a mexican congress |
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| The belief that settlers had the God-given right to land all the way to the Pacific. |
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| Simply declared Brazil independent and was crowned emperor. |
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| President during the Civil War, signed the Emancipation Proclamation to free slaves in the south |
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| member of conservative party, supporter of the exspansion of the brittish colonies. |
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| a state of mind where a person has a more progressive view on things. |
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| the conspiracy of the frenchman, Dreyfus, who was supposedly a spy for the germans, and the opening of the countries view of anti-semitism |
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| the worldwide movement of the jewish people,which led to the establishment of Jerusalem. |
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| Born in the Latin American colonies, but from Spanish descent. |
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| South American rebel leader who led an army and defeated the Spanish in 1819. |
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| The bill that America bought from France that granted land to the west of the american colonies. |
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| the route, which the US government forced native indian tribes to take, and many of the tribes suffered from disease and mistreatment |
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| The seperation of the Union (North) from the confederate states (South) |
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